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The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1887-01-07
ABOUT WOMEN.

Mrs. Cleveland is shillful pianist, but does
not sing.
Some ladies' boots shown in a Boston shop
window are 500 pair.
Twenty widows own twenty adjoining
farms in Greene county, o.
Mrs. Black, widow of the late jeremiah
Black, is to pass the winter with Mrs, Hornsby
in Washington.
Mis- Annie Lippincott, Grace Greenwood's
daughter, has regained her voice and health,
and shortly viii return to the opera stage
Queen Victoria has the finest dessert service
of old sevres in the world 1t is estimated
by competent judges to be worth $3.50, 600.
A New York Central sleeping car porter
says he has been on the road for fifteen years
and only two ladies ever offered to pay him
for his trouble.
Eugene will visit Queen Victoria, as soon
as her majesty returns to Windsor. The ex-
empress will pass the winter between Malta
and Palermo, Sicily.
1t is said that Mrs. James Brown Potter
keeps two agents constantly employed send
ing paragraphs to the papers about her. She
Is about to publish Speaker"
Mrs. Richard H. Dana and Mrs. Annie
Thorpe, the daughters of the poet Longfel
low, are going to build a large double housa
at Cambridge for their residence.
Miss Hannah Sands, who recently died at
Rye, N. Y, was supposed to be very poor
until search among her effects revealed an
old skirt, in which $4,000 in money and
bonds was sewed up. The money went to her
four poor nephews.
Eleven old ladies recently held tea party
at Arcade, N. Y, the youngest being II
years of age, the average % years and 2
months, and the combined ages sos; three
were over so years; all had been married,
and nine were widows
Miss Mitchell, the daughter Of the senator
from Oregon, was educated in Europe, where
she had many admirers. One of these, the
DUKE de la Rochefoucalt, is coming to this
country and will winter in Washington. Cos.
sips are discussing the prospects of match.
In spite OF all the sensational stories that
have been printed about Nine. Etelka Gerster
having lost her reason through her husbands
cruelty, she is living happily in Paris, having
lost neither her fortune, her voice nor her
husband, and devoting herself chiefly to
bringing up her babies.
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AN AND DEMOCRAT. BLOOMSBURG COLUMBIA COUNTY, PA

A bronze statue Of Frederick the Great has
been placed in tho Hall OF Glory, in the
Arsenal Of Berlin Il is twice life size, and
represents him in his traditional attitude,
with his crooked stick.
The nurse Of the baby Alphonso XIII Of
Spain is a famous girl now. When the royal
youugster received his three decorations from
the king Of Portugal she exclaimed, Now |
trust his little majesty will keep his nose
clean
Prince Alexander Of Battenburg has de
voted $4,000 of his Bulgarian gains 10 the
purchase OF the charming estate Of Chariot
tenfield, near Schaffhausen. IL is said TO be
one OF the finest palaces OF the kind in
Europe.
King TimbaAoka, of Gilbert Islands,
weighs 800 pounds and has thirty wives. He
will not allow q white man to live on his
Islands When white missionaries visited him
and tried to get him to discard twenty nine
of his wives he got mad and drove them
away.
The Princes Elizabeth, Of SAKE weimar,
who has Just been married to the grand duke
Of Mecklenburg, bears the reputation Of being
one OF the most beautiful and accomplished
women OH the continent. She is tall and
graceful, with blue eyes and golden hair
She speaks English French Italian and
Spanish es easily as she does German, and her
musical powers are 50 great that Liszt called
her his best pupil"
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WHAT NE CHILDREN SAY.

A little school boy in Waterloo, named
George Richardson. nearly paraly1e,l his
teacher the other dny In reading from tue
first chapter Of Genesis. III place Of "Lct
there he ARMAMENT the urchin read It.,
"And the Lord said. let there be a fire meet.
ing."-Geneeo Republican.
Hally Is an intensely practical child, and
much given so Authorizations. lie is very
fond Of Bible stories, too, and never tires OF
several of his special favoritcs. One of these
Is the history II Joseph and his brethren.
Last Sunday he came to his mother with this
request Mamma, want YOU to sit right
down now and tell me the story about Joe
and the other boys. Boston Record.
Our little niece, 4 years old, was visiting
her grandmother. Aiaong other things
given her to play with was a large, old
fashioned cent Maud took this up and
viewed it meditatively for some time. Then
she suddenly exclaimed: "irandmn, I've
been thinking II they used to have such big
cents as this, their dollars must have been
whoppers!@ -Babykecd.
On recent occasion in Rochester parish
school a small boy at the first appearance
therein was asked IL he knew the Lords
prayer. He replied that be had never heard
VI IL fltitO ~ HIS NAhtf WIN
a friendly ,eling toward him and a desire to
excuse his ignorance as much as possible,
said to the teacher, eagerly yet sympathiz-
ingly; please, ma'am, he's a stranger
from Pennsylvania Rochester Union.
Little Miss Lily has been allowed to come
to the table on the occasion of her mammals
birthday. after promising that she would be
very, very good. Unfortunately she was
81 ,to xr-hn xxa
tirely bald After some time spent in awe
stricken contemplation Of the phenomenon,
she could not help remai king to her mother
in quite audible stage whisper "Oh, NAM
maj see that gentleman. His head is all
naked. d."--Judge.
A lady who dresses elegantly and belongs
to the high perch of social plumage, made
formal call upon lady of her acquaintance
and waited in the parlor while her card was
sent up. A tiny specimen Of a girl was
present, who ey the elegant visitor very
closely and seemed much interested in her
appearance. "Well, my DEAR remarked tho
visitor with approval, as she smoothed out her
silks and laces, @what do you think of me"
"Oh," sale. the little girl, with the charming
candor Of childhood, "I've seen hounces be-
fore. Detroit Free Press.
Two little misses of this city, respectively
and 6, were invited out to Juvenile party,
and when it was time for them to return to
their home gentleman present offered him
self as their escort They were very digni-
fed and old-fashioned in their speech and
bearing, but their politeness reached its
height when they took leave Of their escort
The eldest, by year, said with great i'm
pressment: "Good night, Mr.; and thank
you ever so muchl" Then the younger one
put out a tiny hand and lisped: "Dood night,
Mither -; an thank you most to deathl"-
Detroit Free Press
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SOME NEW BOOKS.

"A Banker of Bankersville" is the title of .
novel by Maurice Thompson.
The sales of the second volume Of Mr
Blaine's book have reached 5000 copies, 25,-
600 less than the first volume
Sir Francis H. Doyle's "Reminiscences and
Opinions" which have attracted great deal
of attention in London, will be republished in
this country at once. Doyle was professor Of
poetry at Oxford His "reminiscences begin
in 1918, when he was 8 years old, and end in
1885.
Mr.. s. ]. w. Benjamin, vino was for some
years American minister to Persia, has re-
corded his observations Of that country in an
illustrated volume entitled Persia and the
Persians.n 1t Is the most recent work on
modern Persia.
A history OF horse racing in France, deal
ing mainly with the development Of the
thoroughbreds produced there by means of
ADglo-Arabian stock imported from Eng
land, will be published shortly in London.
No work OF its kind now exists.
Henry Irving has published in a neat
volume, printed on hand made paper, at the
Oxford Clarendon Press, his discourse on
English Actors; their characteristics and
Methods" which he delivered last June, be-
fore distinguished company in the Uniyer-
sity schools at Oxford. The book relates to
Burbage, Betterton, Garrick and Edward
Kean
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MEN AND WOMEN OF LETTERS

Mark Twain is growing old very fast, al.
though he will not admit it.
W. d. Howells will pass the winter in
Washington looking for characters with
which to people his books.
A correspondent of Ouida says she is col
lecting data for a new American novel, in
which our society and the labor question
will occupy prominent parts.
Admiral Porter thinks he will write an
other book as his health is so much better.
He received a bonus Of $50, ,OoU for his naval
history, and royalty of 20 per cent on all
books sold.
Nathaniel Hawthornes portrait, which has
been painted for Bowdoin college by Mr..
Alexander johnson, a London artist, is taken
from what is known as the Francis Bemoch
photograph.
Prince Bismarcks recent advice to a Rel
chenback functionary, to "read Goethe's
Faust has occasioned such demand for
that work that booksellers throughout Ger
many have sold out their supply and several
new editions have been issued.
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CURIOUS THINGS IN LIFE.


Water is so scarce in Gettysburg. Mimi.
that it is sold for twenty to forty cents a
barrel
Mr. Ali Of Annlino corptv Ca has a
dargbtar NOT opite O yaars oId who ,vaie,hs
15o ,onnds
iom AcreiooS Is ehs appropriate name OF
io - ,'5 lie ;,,,'t'1. - '''N ''e'
MI GOODMAN aged 20, and Mrs. ireland,
aged o., OF farInlnsloA' Ia had 10 run away
from their ehiidren IN oider 10 get married.
A half dozen rich young men in New York
have banded together not to wear overcoats
this winter, providing penalties for breaking
their VOWS.
The stomachs of several cattle which died
near Whitmore, la, were found TO be lined
with mud taken in with filthy water they
were compelled to drink.
The second sea COW ever brought 10 this
country arrived in New York the other dav
II Is about four feet long. looks like a voune
seal, and is valued at 81 200.
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POINTS ABOUT CROWNED HEADS.

King Christian, Of Denmark, is 20 years
old.
it is said that the Princess OF Wales scarcely
eats enough TO feed a canary"
King Kalakaua was 80 years old on the
10th, bur his crown is heavy. He is deeply in
debt
Claus Spreckles says King Kalakapa con,
not be moved by reason, but can he ruled
through the gin bottle.
The emperor of Austria has been smoking
twenty cigars day. His doctors attribute
his majesti's neuralgia 10 the habit, aud have
ordered him to give up the fragrant weed
The Gro L prince OF Germany, Like Won
Moltke, Is very silent man He lives in a
quiet, domestic way, and Is said to be bitterly
opposed to the sentiments Of Prince Bis
marck
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CHURCH NOTES.
Germany has 1863 Baptist congregations.

Germany has 1863 Baptist congregations.
In eighteen months 1900 converts have
been added to the Salvation Army in Chi
cago.
The Presbyterian Board Of Foreign Mis-
sions asks for money. 1t is about $3.50, 900 in
debt.
At the Methodist Missionary conference
receipts of 500, 900 for last year were re-
ported.
The mission board Of the Methodist church
appropriated $4,000 for Spanish New
Mexico.
There are 1,07l Young Mems Christian
associations in the United States, with 140,000
members.
There are 1872 colored Presbyterian churches
in the south, with II 1853 members. OF this
number eighty-five churches are in North
Carolina and fifty-nine in South Carolina
In New York city a new church is to be
established. 1t is for ministers and baptized
people acknowledging the ecclesiastical au-
thority of the College of Apostles, which is g
place of worship according to the doctrine Of
the Catholic Apostolic church, and has here
tofore had its headquarters at Albury, Eng
land.
The amount appropriated by the general
missionary committee of the Methodist Epis-
copal church for carrying on mission work
for the ensuing year is s571, ,437 for foreign
missions and S5l7,750 for home missions,
making a total of 81 ,0s9, ,lS7, an increase Of
$S9,1S7 over the amount appropriated last
year.
There are no less than thirty-sx different
missionary societies represented in India,
besides ten or more private missions All
branches of the church are represented and
all are laboring hand in hand for the uplift-
ing of India. According to the statistical
summary for 1885 there we're 1871 ,504 COM
municants representing the fruits Of these
missions.
The Baptist church has three great organi-
cations, the Foreign Missionary society, the
Publication society, and the Home Mission so
ciety, which latter has for its motto, North
America for Christi 1t was organized in
New York state in 1882. Since its organiza-
ton it has expended S., 1874, ,314, established
SAG churches, baptized 99,9l4 members,
organized 700 Sunday schools and now has
100 laborers engaged in carrying on its work.
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Kindly Old Lady-what's the matter. lit
tie boyi Nv
Little Boy tcrying bitterly)-I jes lost a,
cents
Kindly Old Lady giving him a nickeD-
wei, here Is five cents more for You. so
don't cry. How did you lose itl
LATHE Boy feeling betterl-I lost it pitchin,
pennies. -Harper's Bazar.
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Working Classes Attention.

We are now prepared 10 furnish all classes with
employment AZ home the whole OF the time, or
IOr their spare moments Business new light and
pfontable. Persons OF -ither sex easily earn from
~ cents 70 500 per evening, and proportional
sum W uekotlng all their time 70 the BUSH 0 ~
BOYS ana gifls earn nearlyas much as men,. III II
Az WHO see this may send their address, and test
the business We make this Oner. Tc such as are
not wtl satisfied we Will send one dollar 10 pay
for the trouble OF Writing Fuii particulsTs md
land, Maine dec2s- s-ss-iy.s
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. ON DERS

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nie.lnS Ihose Who art ambitious and enterprls-
my Niu not delay. Grand outtt free. A1dfess
lhuE Co., Augusta, Maine. aecai.sSiy.
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Water is so scarce in Gettysburg. Mimi,
that it is sold for twenty to forty cents
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W. ?. HALSTEAD, Supt.
Superintendent's ONCE. Scranton, Feb.lstlS2
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BUR &e9ulirung.

Sur Ne6ulTun8.
~ beItebte Sausarsnet ent.
UP bait perbirstermaben fein SbeiI9sn
SV Nserfur ober anbere fddoIife Sub.
Fang, ionbern if rein besetabtltf@.
sic furirt olIe bur9 2ebers, Meren'
unb Mogenif0rung perrria1ten
2ranfbeiten.
Benn bic Qeber In llnlrbnuns III, oann
III Der aanse Drsanismus seitort: Das
8Iut IN unreiu, 6er atbem piberlid, Der
Yoiient bat Ropfpeb, fibIt fi6 fdpa9,
nieheraeitbIaaen unb nerbos. I'm ger'
fhIiuimerumg bes 8ufan6es 81 berbnten,
nfnm fofort Simmons
Osh AZ. Resutatnr. Bel ftsnSer es'
|CIUeI bensipeiIe obsr bel @iersn'
Ieiben bern,eibe man Gtimnlan'
ten unb uetme Simmous eiber Regulator. Der
biIft fder.
aeiIen, ober mad BEN efen Elm laiteness ee'
fiRI baR, ober BET Raat nidt ein(dlafsn
ianu1, 70 uimm cine Cofis. Das pirS Dir
teITen uub Ou iannf ansenebm 54laten.
Beuu Dn an Q SartIeittstett, y bs'
pepfte unb 0aIIisfeit leinef, tnde
isFcrt abtiIfe In Simmous eiber Regulator.
Na bebarf q feines iteien Neoi1intrtns uno
% fofet nur ipenie.
aBeun Du Morsens nit einem bittern Ue'
f&mad I'M Muube ertpadf,
Ols.~A .~& Sinn,cns eiber Resulator. VI
SNIulul reeuIirt ben saIlisen Maasen.
~v periibt ben Ntbem uno reinspt
bic beleate Buuae. Rtnbsr be6irfen Oft etn
unoeFabrIides Nbfiibr. unb Stdrfunssmitisl,
nm cine uatenbe aranibsit abtupenosn: Stm'
mons Qiber Regulator hiltt sesen Blabun9en,
aopfpeb, Maesnldurt, gerhauunssl@ l@ra1s,
ssntr unb aud eesen bic Der 9tnobesf esssnsn
eeiben.
StoesmoI, nenn Du ipirh, bab Dein Sr'
aouismus ber Weinisuns, Stdrtuns uno Me'
auliruua obue beftigss abiabrtn, oser Si''
muIiruna ctue Beirinieu brandt, ntmm
Simmons 1'r'' 8ssnl't'',
bsrsitet bon
j. II. Zeiiin o Co., pbilaSslPsia, Ya''
preis $1.00.
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- 5o&a@tunssbolI ober sebOriama
Cine Samburser Gisarrenfirma fanbte
fiirsli1 an bas baperiibe Nmtsgeri9t
au Rebam bas Gefu9 um eiHen 3ab'
lungsbefebI unb unter3ei9nete nbo4s
ad)tuugsbol." Sieies @eiu9 fam in
einem Briefumi1lag bes 8eridtsboll=
3iebers 3uriid, uuo awar mar bas Dbo1s
adtungspoll" bur9ffri9en, unb boriiber
nit 8lauitiit gei9riebeu ~geborfamA !.
Die 9amburser Girma bei6werte fi9
iiber 6ieIes 8erfabren bes @eri6tsbou'
aiebers Bel benz Mmtsgeri9t, erbielt ies
bod bon benz 96nisl. Oberamtsridter
ben 8ei6eib, buB bic rDtben unb blauen
0erfhaungen i.i6t bon bem Geri4tss
polI3ieber. ionbern bon benz R6ngli9en
Obers unb Mmtsritter unb Geribts'
porftanb, unb amar 3ur &eftifisirung,
b. 8. v3ur 9elebrung Der partei4 er'
folgt ieien. Mlan babe ir giugaben on
bic Stoatsminiierien unb ben oberiten
Geri9tsbof vebrerbieiieit seborfamf1
an bic 3entrals un6 Greisfeue.i pges
borfamif@ uno an bic iibrigen 8eb6rs
Ben reeborfam~ su unteraei9en. Abs
pei9ungen BON Der borgeihriebenen
Gorm ieien au rhgen. mas tets our6
BEN rrotben unb blauen geiiab" ges
f1ebe. .. beiliser 3Opf!
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8rieffafen.

6. Br. in q. 8r.-Sa mir ni1t i'm
Gtanbe iinb, Sbnen ausfiibrIi9en Be.
i9eib iiber iene Gragen su seben, tpoIs
len mir bieieIben an bieier StelIe bers
6ifeatliden, unb atpar In ber Soif.
ning, SAB bieielben aus benz 2eiers
freiie Der r5reien preKe" beraus Be.
antiportung finbeH tperbeu. Sic fras'
ten: l., @iebt es Elm Wlittel, um
Warsen Bel bem &inbbieb su berbiiten
ober 3u bertreiben2 g., Sf bas 6leii@
bon foIdem iparsigen &inbpieb unses
iunb9 g., ST @ieb, tuel9es gar fein
SaI3 befommt. mebr allerlei 3ranfbeis
ten unb Nusmh9ieu tpie Warsen &C.
unterporfen, OILS iol@es, ipelGes reids
lid nit SaI3 beriorst uirbg A., Wie
perbinbert man 9abner Granfbeiten
ON f9ernen2 Cine ausfiibrli@e Bes
anttuortuns bieier bier Grasen biirfte
allerbings ben Rabmen elmer 8rieffas
ftensNoti3 Bel meitem iiberi@rsiten.
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s,iisltd,e mus fdbaSlttbe str,ueteu.

gs sisbt cine GENTLE alafe bon Mitteln &c.
gen 8erftopfuns. bic abfolut nutlos fnO. Die.
ies finb Bolule unb ar,ueien sum erobteu
Sbeil aus vobopbbain, aISe, ababarbsr, Sum.
mi eamboie unb anbersn pertbleien 8staub.
tbsilsn suiammensefett. Der edaoen, ben fie
in ben 9asen berisniasn anri@ten bic iis &C.
brau6en, 10 unbsrsdenbar. Sic lseren bic
Oarms, aber fie tbuu es sepaliiam uno iibers
mabia uno berurfa6en auber6em Sdmer,en
i'm esibe. Sbre @irtuns iR, bic Einseipeibe
unb ben Masen au f6pd&en. Deit beFer III
ss, bas ansenebme unb ssiuubs slbfibrmitteI,
Sofetter's Wasenbitters gu gebrau-
den, bsiisn larirenbsr 8irfuns uiemals Sdmer.
sen boransetsn ooer bon elmer frampfbaften,
bsftisen fbdtisteit Der Gdrme besleitet pirb.
SIN 6esentbeil, es FART bieis Srsane, ben Sra.
gen unS ben san;su aOrpsr. slIs elm ylitteI
malariide 8ieber :u bsiIen umb su berbitsn.
fam fi9 fsius Ilebisiu nit ibm Dersleiden; Is
beilt aud nerpofe S9pdde, Rbsumatismus,
flntbatisfeit Der Niereu unD osr Blaie une an.
bsre unOrsauifde eeioen.
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Gin Nrst oer $ee(e.
Sioman bon gBilbelmiue b. Sillern.
IGortfetuna.l

LGOrtfetuus.l
geeintrdGtigt 1T bic @iiliigteit bes
Documents nidbt, uenn i'd feline unters
fdrift beifiigen tann2 Meine Sanb
perfast mir Ieiber ben Dienf!
Ournaus nidtl fagte Der &i6ter.
Die beiben Serreu, @ebeimratb 2eim
unb @birurg 2eberer, tuerben bic Site
baben, aIs 3eugen siir sic au unters
fdrsiben, bann 1T bic nrtunbe re9tss
frdftig. ,5hbIen sic fi9 fart genug,
Sbren Willen su protofon au geben,-
70 iiebt Der Mufnabme nidts i'm Wegel
So tp0bl-ia tpobl! feudte Sarttpi9
un6 ridtete iiG an benz @ebeimratb
auf. sSebe Minute if mir foiibar.
Der prototoafiibrer iebte bic iibli9en
prdliminarien auf, oer Gebeimratb
fdIoF auf Sartmi9s Munfb bic Sbur
unb Sieler 6itiirte nun nit FOLDER 9af,
baB ibn Der @idter um langiameres
Spreden bot, neil Der S@reiber ni4t
foiaen tonate.-ginise 8ermorrenbei'
ten In Der MbfaFumg bra9te Der M9ter
nit eblem gifer balb ms 3llre uno 10
,parb benn bos Sefament bollenbet, ebe
bic mhbiam slimmenbe 9ebensfamme
bes Seifators erIoib. Die tleiae grnes
fine mar grbin zines 0erm0gens bon
iteunsi9tauienb Sbalern. Sas proto'
folI sirbe Sartwi@ porseleien. Der
Gebeimratb uub 2eberer unteraei9neten
ifatt ieiner.
yliin fam i9 ferbenl iagte Der 3rans
te mir Der Maiene eines @rl6fen unb als
babe er bic lebte 9raft on oieie 3bat &C..
iebt, brad ct febt seifiis unb forpsrlid'
3ufamn1en.
@ebeimratb, ffammelte er nit i9pes
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bedel ianfei berab, CT begann an lauen
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